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Meanings of controlled in English

Portuguese
controlado

Restrained or managed or kept within certain bounds.

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controlado

Restricted.

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Limitations: A small number of patients, uncontrolled study, and short follow-up period.
Pubmed
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However, uncontrolled TLR-triggered inflammation will endanger normal pregnancy, resulting in pregnancy loss.
Pubmed
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Rapid, uncontrolled urbanisation strains many aspects of city life that determine health.
The Guardian
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All uncontrolled and controlled reports were identified through a comprehensive Medline search.
Pubmed
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In a proportion of patients, cough may be idiopathic and remain uncontrolled.
Pubmed
Usage of controlled in English
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Something began happening in terms of whatever physical rules controlled the situation.
The Great Book of Amber
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The military said 224 people had fled government controlled area on Sunday.
Reuters
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Locals described the Government welcome as most tightly controlled in recent times.
Radio NZ
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However, the controlled growth of CNWs for specific applications remains a challenge.
Pubmed
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Therefore, copper homeostasis in plant and animal cells must be tightly controlled.
Pubmed
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A national operation controlled by seven people, and carried out by thousands.
Radio NZ
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Researchers, of course, go about their work in a controlled, reproducible way.
Cooking for geeks: real science, great hacks, and good food
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Methods: Ancillary work of an interventional randomized open label controlled experimental study.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: The problem caused by accounted fire has not been controlled effectively.
Pubmed
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The Guild gave us food and perfectly controlled weather and health patches.
Crewel
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However, these adverse events were controlled and no treatment-related deaths were observed.
Pubmed
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However, the beneficial effect of MPE remains unclear in prospective controlled studies.
Pubmed
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However, these results were not confirmed in following randomised controlled prospective studies.
Pubmed
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Davis earned that last break: huge effort, great speed and controlled risk.
News.com.au
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Following are the main businesses currently controlled by the 56-year-old British billionaire:
Reuters
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The U.S.-controlled company said it expects to be profitable in the future.
Reuters
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Portuguese
controlado
Controlled through the time
Controlled across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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Common
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